We stayed one night in this hotel as a stop over. very convenient, super close to the station, shops and food. 24 hour front desk was great. Front desk was helpful and put our luggage in a secure spot in their back room for the day for us for free. Elevator to rooms. Room was clean small bathroom was small but functional and had good water pressure and hot water. Fridge in room and microwave in the hallway to use.

Beds were rock hard and the pillow was a brick.

The Hotel Lobby doesn't have comfortable seats and tables. The keys are still cylindrical keys and not RFID security keys. Doesn't allow visitors in your room even for a few minutes even if they're your family members.

Great location close to the train station and restaurants. Room itself very typical of japan, small but very functional and clean with everything you need. Reception were really kind , booked this chain for Tokyo hoping for a similar experience!

Room was a bit small but didn't bother us.

the location is great and close to the train and restaurants and seven eleven.

that the value for money was crazy- 100 dollars and not even including breakfast. every where else in japan we paid max 45$ for this kind of an accommodation and we didnt even get coffee in the room it wasn’t included.

The facial wash is good and the staff are very accommodating!

The smell inside the room are still there

it’s located near 7-11 and Izakaya, which not quite far from the station. The staff is really nice. The room is nice too.

Location, value, and kind staff

A bit small but it's enough for my travel.

Perfect. Great location, convenience store right downstairs, comfy rooms.

No problems.

It was ok for the price. Location was good. Staff friendly and helpful.

This is a Japanese business hotel for business men. We found the room very small even by Japanese standards. Not even enough room to open the case easily. The breakfast was Japanese and the selection was small, but you could take as much as you wanted. No bread at all. But then it's target is Japanese business men as opposed to tourists. Only one key between the two of us.